Nrl Great Brett Kimmorley Said It Best when, Through Tears, He Told the Crowd at the Beanies for Brain Cancer Launcher He Hopes “No One Has to Go Through This Again”.
Kimmorley Is a Widowed Dad Raising Four Daughters after his wife Sharnie Died from Brain Cancer in 2017.
“My Children Will Never Have a Mother Again,” The Former NSW Blues Halfback Said.
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“Some Things You Sort of Struggle With, Especially from My Point of View I Struggle A Lot with thems Milestones and BITS and Pieces.
“I will have a mum el. Here to support that.”
Kimmorley’s Is One of Thousands of Tragic Tales Aroun Australia of Families who have been been Torn Apart by Brain Cancer.
Brett Kimmorley with his Late Wife and Four Daughters. Nine
Fellow Former Origin Star Sam Thaiaday Reveled to Nine’s Today This week his brochar in law died last year.
The Cancer Australia Website Estimates Brain Cancer is the Ninth Leading Cause of Death Download. In 2021 Alone More Than 1500 People Died from the Disease.
It almost Claimed the Life of Two-Time Newcastle Premiership Winner Mark Hughes.
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Hughes was 37 years old and haad been Retired from Rugby League for Seven Years When He was Diagnosis in 2013.
He was Given a Slim Chance to Live But, Remarkably, Is Well and Truly Still Kicking More Than A Decade Later.
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Mark Hughes Durling Last Year’s Beanies for Brain Cancer Round. Getty
In 2014 they launch the mark Hughes Foundation, which has now raised about $ 35 Million – every center of which Goes into supporting families, and finding a Cure.
I’m Continularly Getting Devastated by Families that Get Torn Apart by Brain Cancer, “Hughes Told 9NEWS This Week.
I’m getting an amazing run at this, I am 10 years download the track, (but) so many Don’t.
“We need to stop this. Everyone in the NRL, in the Community Are Putting their Hand up and trying this is year.
The Nrl Jumped on Board
The Purple and Grey Beanies Have Been Bobbing Around Sydney, Newcastle, and everywhere else in australia the past women weeks in the lead-up to round 17.
A group of trekkers set out from identification at the Start of this Week and Will Arrive in Newcastle’s Hunter Stadium on Friday Night to Watch the Knights Play The Raesers.
The Trekkers Include Severral of Hughes’ Former Knights Teammates.
“IT’s that Rugby League Community, We All Back Each Other,” Bill Peden – Who also Won The 1997 and 2001 Premierships – Told Wide World of Sports’ Freddy and the Eightth This week.
“The Blokes Who Played Footy With Him, They Are All Still Thicks.
“IT’s More Like A Brotherhood, Mate, and What Something Terrible Like that Happns to One of your Mates Everyone Bands to make up.”
The Mark Hughes Foundation Brain Cance Centre in Newcastle now has 24 Researsers in the Building, and 100 Researchers Across Australia Connected to the Center Specifically Working on A Cure.
Mark’s Wife Kirlye Says The Foundation Has Become ‘Part of the Family’. Supplied
Hughes Says Its Welf’t Be Possible with the Support of the NRL.
“IT’s Such a Special Week. It Raises So Much Awards, So Much Funds,” Hughes Told 9News.
“And for the Mark Hughes Foundation the Spin-FF is 12 months long. We have people coming to use is watching to use.
“IT NEERER WOUL HAVE HAPPEDED with The Beanies for Brain Cancer Round.
“See People in our Beanies Creates Real Hope for Anyone Out There with Brain Cancer. It’s ALMOTST Like You Are Buying Hope, You Are Buying A Nail to Nail INTO The Coffin of Brain Cancer.
“We are getting Closer to Solving This Problem, Every Beanie We Are Getting A Step Closer.”
